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By Basie von Solms (auth.), Jan Camenisch, Valentin Kisimov, Maria Dubovitskaya (eds.)

This e-book constitutes the refereed post-conference court cases of the IFIP WG 11.4 foreign Workshop, iNetSec 2010, held in Sofia, Bulgaria, in March 2010. The 14 revised complete papers offered including an invited speak have been rigorously reviewed and chosen in the course of rounds of refereeing. The papers are prepared in topical sections on scheduling, adversaries, maintaining assets, safe techniques, and safety for clouds.

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Targeting the ICT part. directly targeting the CS. We do not consider threats that directly target the critical system (4), in that it is a critical infrastructure. Such threats are already discussed and accounted for in other working groups in the EU and elsewhere. The focus here is on cyber threats, often directly targeting the ICT structure by their very nature. Thus, the focus is on problems related to the supporting ICT infrastructure, that is (1) – (3) in the list above. We would like to emphasize (2) in the list, as the particulars of this interface may be prone to many security vulnerabilities.

C) High events density de . Fig. 1. The same WSN with two different events densities. The light circle represents the area the attacker may inspect in a given time interval Ta . The former concern represents also the upper bound of real events the WSN is able to cope with. Since concealing real events requires us to generate additional dummy events, it is our interest to keep this quantity to a minimum. The latter concern is, in turn, depicted in Figure 1 (the legend is reported in Figure 1a). 24 S.

Data privacy, for instance, is often provided by means of some security primitives to encrypt and decrypt the exchanged data. No matter which primitives are chosen, the node’s CPU becomes accountable of any additional computation. This means that any node sending or receiving encrypted messages will suffer from a reduced battery life. However, as mentioned before, applications relying on WSNs advise for novel solution in the field of contextual privacy. Since what has to be concealed are the nodes taking part in a communication, any PET has to generate additional traffic to somehow anonymize the real communication.

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